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Bags, suitcases, and containers used to carry personal belongings while traveling.
The airline charges extra for excess luggage.
Passengers must pay additional fees if their bags exceed the weight limit.
Often used in the plural form, though 'luggage' itself is singular.
Though 'luggage' is singular, it often refers to multiple items (e.g., 'luggages' is incorrect).
From Middle English 'lugage,' meaning 'burden' or 'load,' possibly from Old French 'logier' (to lodge) or Old Norse 'lugga' (to carry).
In American English, 'luggage' is more common than 'baggage,' while British English uses both interchangeably.